Toeta.me – We Support worthwhile projects / Toeta.me väärt ühiskondlikke projekte

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We select effective projects for important causes and help to crowdfund them.

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We support worthwhile projects for Ukraine

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Latest Projects

St. Elizabeth's Church in Pärnu

by Kirikufond

Many of the old church stories seem unbelievable and hold the beauty of history with a mystical flavour. By donating, you can help preserve our cultural and intellectual history, so that there will be places of worship to tell stories about in the future.

Eesti Metsloomaühing

by Merit Põld / Eesti Metsloomaühing MTÜ

MTÜ Eesti Metsloomaühingu missiooniks on peamiselt inimtegevuse tagajärjel hätta sattunud metsloomade abistamine.

"Hospitallers" - volunteer paramedics

by Tetiana Doroshenko

Hospitallers are volunteer combat medics, anaesthetists, surgeons, drivers and rescuers.

Puski kiriku nelitistorni taastamine

by EAÕK Hiiumaa Jumalasünnitaja sündimise kogudus

Panusta Puski kiriku evangelistide Markuse, Luuka ja Johannese nelitistorni taastamisse.

1000 books for Ukrainian Library in Estonia

by Valerie Sarle

Spilno is a non-profit organisation that unites people around reading. Our goal is to become the first Ukrainian library in the Nordics & Baltics.

UAnimals

by Olga Chevganiuk

Animals are the forgotten victims of the war. Wild and domesticated animals are scared, vulnerable, often injured and alone. Caring for the defenseless is the goal of UAnimals.

Camouflage netting for the defenders of Ukraine

by MTÜ Aitan Kaitsta

Intense fighting is still going on in Ukraine. NGO Aitan Kaitsta (Helping to Defend) coordinates a nationwide network of volunteers making camouflage netting for the defenders of Ukraine. To date, over 12 000 square metres of netting has been made in Estonia, the need for them still exists.

Adopt a Drone

by Ottodv

Fund it. Name it. And we'll deliver it to the Ukrainian Army.

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Computers for Ukrainian children

by Eveliis Padar

If a person is fleeing war, it may be that all his or her family's belongings must fit in one backpack. There may not be room for a computer. But once the war refugees have reached a safe place, the children have to continue their schooling, the parents have to find a new job and start building security for their families from scratch.

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